Jet in talks with Boeing to get aircraft back in the sky by April '21, says report

Manoj Madnani, a member of Kalrock Capital board, said: “No delivery schedule and no aircraft type have been finalised between the parties as of now.” The airline company currently has 12 aircraft in India and abroad.

Earlier in October, Ashish Chhawchharia, the resolution professional of the airline told CNBC-TV18 in an interview that Jet can fly within the next four to six months if all approvals are in place.

“Couple of conditions need to be fulfilled first, one is, of course, the NCLT’s nod - very important aspect and then the slots and the traffic routes, and we have already reached out to the relevant authorities. Now that we have reached this milestone, I think we can engage - the successful applicant can engage directly as well to see how we can quickly expedite this,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Mumbai bench of the National Companies Law Tribunal (NCLT) will hear the resolution plan submitted by the consortium on December 11.